Wisconsin
Wisconsin is a midwestern U. S. state with coastlines on 2 Great Lakes (Michigan and Superior) and an interior of forests and farms. Milwaukee, the largest city, is known for the Milwaukee Public Museum, with its numerous re-created international villages, and the Harley-Davidson Museum, displaying classic motorcycles. Several beer companies are based in Milwaukee, and many offer brewery tours.
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Alexander H. Smith
American mycologist
Armin Landeck
American artist
Pete Banaszak
Former American football player
John Navarre
American football player
Jim Miklaszewski
Journalist
Joseph F. Rychlak
Psychologist
Dave Hanson
American ice hockey player
Dominic Fumusa
American stage actor
Charles N. Herreid
Former Governor of South Dakota
Rasmus B. Anderson
American author
Leonard G. Wolf
Former United States Representative
Alex Erickson
American football wide receiver
James G. Monahan
Former United States Representative
John Schneider
American actor
Robert J. Havighurst
Chemist
Terry Meeuwsen
American TV personality
Max McCormick
Ice hockey player
Joseph Konopka
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Former Secretary of the Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Todd Buffa
American singer
Oliver Daniel
American musicologist
Wilson Charles
Anne Horak
Television actor
Arthur Joseph Altmeyer
Tim Mickelson
American rower
Sean Anders
American film director
Jackie Hering
Alex Rigsby
Olympic athlete
Alonzo Cushing
Military personnel
William B. Cushing
Officer
Cindi Duchow
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Alex Cavallini
Ice hockey player
Paul Tittl
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Frank V. Dudley
American painter
John F. Goodrich
American screenwriter
Erica Deichmann Gregg
Canadian potter
Bill Burbach
Baseball player
Archie Hahn
American olympic athlete
Alfred Kunz
Brianna Decker
Ice hockey forward
John A. Gronouski
Aaron Jaeger
American theater actor
Thomas Dreier
American editor
Helen Parkhurst
American educator
Christine Larson
American film actor
Joshua L. Johns
Former United States Representative
Raymond L. Erikson
Biologist
